Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) shared current electric vehicle and charging station statistics based on Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) data. According to the report, as of September 2025, the number of electric vehicles registered in traffic across Türkiye was recorded as 321,710. This figure indicates a significant increase compared to the same period of the previous year.
According to data published by EMRA, the total number of charging sockets in the country increased to 35,002. This number includes AC (slow) and DC (fast) charging points for both public and private use. As of September, service is provided with 19,992 AC charging sockets and 15,010 DC charging sockets.
Five leading companies stand out in the distribution of charging infrastructure. Zorlu Enerji’s brand ZESis the market leader with 4,971 sockets. Trugo (Togg’s subsidiary) ranked second with 2,447 sockets, scarf It ranks third with 2,348 sockets. Voltrun And wat ranked in the fourth and fifth places, respectively.
The rapid expansion of the electric vehicle infrastructure in Türkiye is closely related to the increasing domestic production capacity and state-supported incentive policies in recent years. In particular, Togg’s start of production increased domestic vehicle ownership and, in parallel, contributed to the spread of charging stations. However, it is stated that infrastructure instability continues in areas outside city centers and DC fast charging points are still limited.
According to experts, as the share of electric vehicles in the total vehicle park increases, Türkiye’s charging infrastructure needs to be further strengthened in terms of both capacity and accessibility. This situation may bring new regulations to the agenda in terms of energy management, distribution planning and renewable energy integration in the coming period.